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Year: 2000

Make: Honda

Model: Integra Type R

Milage: 17,000km

Transmission: Manual

Colour: Yellow

Location: Hobart, Tasmania

Complied? Fully complied and full road rego

Currently registered? Yes, in Tasmania (fitted plates TF2222 not included)

Price: $24,000 ono

Contact: Stuart - 0412 868 979 or PM.

Comments / Modifications:

Motec ECU

Custom exhaust

Kaaz Differential

Proflex hight, bump and rebound adjustable suspension with remote canisters and Kings springs

CAMS Approved Cromoly Roll Over Protection System

FIA Approved Cobra drivers seat with head support

FIA Approved Recaro carbon fibre navigators seat

FIA Approved 6-point harnesses

Momo steering wheel

Brembo brake rotors

Endless brake pads

Terratrip

Terraphone

Dry Brake fuel system

Spares:

16 wheels

19 spare tyres (4 new slicks, 4 used slicks, 3 wets, 4 intermediates, 4 R-tyres and 5 R-tyres on the car)

Front rotors (new Brembo)

Brake pads

Numerous spares

Other:

GT-P and tarmac rally history

Built from new car by Wayne Park

Perfect for circuit, tarmac rallies & eligible for Bathurst 24hr.

Car is in ready to race condition

Images:

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Edited by t01-100
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